Sense and fibrelity: next generation optical biosensors
Sense and fibrelity: next generation optical biosensors
Biosensors now play a vital and essential role in medicine, industry and the environment, providing routine analysis, crucial monitoring, and early detection of problems and crisis points. Biosensors are increasingly finding applications in homeland security, as well as in bio/pharmaceutical research. The market for biosensors is forecast to swell to £5.7 billion in 2007, with an annual growth rate of around 10 per cent [1], as new techniques address the issues of accuracy, response time, ease of use and cost, which currently determine specific implementation in different sectors.
Adikan, F.R.M.
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Kundys, D.
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Gates, J.C.
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12 December 2006
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Holmes, C.
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Kundys, D.
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Gates, J.C.
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Gawith, C.B.E.
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Smith, P.G.R.
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Adikan, F.R.M., Webb, A.S., Standish, R.J., Sahu, J.K., Holmes, C., Major, H.E., Kundys, D., Gates, J.C., Gawith, C.B.E., Smith, P.G.R. and Payne, D.N.
(2006)
Sense and fibrelity: next generation optical biosensors.
SET for Britain, London, UK.
12 Dec 2006.
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Abstract
Biosensors now play a vital and essential role in medicine, industry and the environment, providing routine analysis, crucial monitoring, and early detection of problems and crisis points. Biosensors are increasingly finding applications in homeland security, as well as in bio/pharmaceutical research. The market for biosensors is forecast to swell to £5.7 billion in 2007, with an annual growth rate of around 10 per cent [1], as new techniques address the issues of accuracy, response time, ease of use and cost, which currently determine specific implementation in different sectors.
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Published date: 12 December 2006
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Presentations in 2006 by Britain's early-stage research engineers at the House of Commons
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SET for Britain, London, UK, 2006-12-12 - 2006-12-12
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/65496
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F.R.M. Adikan
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A.S. Webb
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R.J. Standish
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J.K. Sahu
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H.E. Major
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D. Kundys
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J.C. Gates
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C.B.E. Gawith
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P.G.R. Smith
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